Sorry, but I had to reply to some of these posts. Some of these posts are ridiculous. Your worried about the movie an how it will impact your friend? Far less damage will be inflicted by this movie than by many of the so called “christians” I have met in my life. This isn’t pegging all christians this way, but many.
Honestly, you want a good laugh? The movie is hysterical. Would I cheat on my wife after watching this? Not in a million years. Am I going to be “judged” for watching this? Not a chance. I lead a good life. I believe in charma. I’m a vegetarian due to my love for animals, I perform charity work, I’m a strong believer in manners and raise my children the same way.
If your worried about watching a movie that was made purely for entertainment value, then you have bigger things to worry about.
I use to work in an office and I have heard this type of comment not infrequently.
What happens in a move like this and others similiar to this is a gradual eroding of
values in a quiet and subdued way. Time after time we see the same senario of
bed scenes and infidelity. If a movie or tv program movie dosen’t have 2 or 3 or these
birthday suit episodes in them it dosen’t draw enough people to see them and their
rating goes down. It becomes second hand and ordinary to expect these and other
unethical movies to be shown. Then week after week, month after month, and year after
year, we find ourselves less contrary to these actions, and we begin to think nothing
of them. This is the beginning of the end of our value system as it is tossed into the
movie schredder of morals. And if we aren’t careful, we become the next victim of this
moral schredder when we begin to think, after seeing a naked pair, “why, this isn’t so bad.” And from there we begin to secretely wish, “they didn’t show enough.” And
we then begin to lean toward the bad instead of the good almost without knowing it.
Then the final question one day arrives,“How did I get here?” And the answer to that question is “slowly”. And the end result is that our hearts become hardened.
There is another way to treat this subject, and that is the right way. By extracting the
unnecessary immoral scenes, and treating the subject as objectionable as it really is.
“You have hear it said, do not commit adultery. But I tell you anyone who looks at a woman lustfully has already committed adultery with her in his heart.” (Mt 5:27-28)
